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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
Minor Notes.

Robert Scaf, charged with abducting the wife
IF Thomas Hankins, of Bennington, has been
arrested and placed in Jail at Vevay.
George Cox, ox-sheriff of Dubois county, Indi-
ana died at Jasper Thursday. He was
mem Der of the Masonic fraternity, and was
buried yesterday st Portersville.
The captain of the Salvation Army at Lafay-
site was before the grand jury, Friday. with the
presumed intention of procuring indictments
against parties who have been disturbing their
meetings.
John Weige of Bartholomew county, came
sion ($504), cot drunk and was beaten out of the
whole amount, aud is now lying in Jail on a
charge of intoxication.
Old residents of South Bend will doubtless re-
call the mysterious disappearance OF Isaac Kahn.
a cattle dealer, fifteen years ago. citizen was
tried for his murder and acquitted. His sup
posed widow married Nathan Goldsmith. mer-
chanr at Aurora, Ill Her brother in New Mexi-
co writes that Isaac is alive and is about to ex-
plain his absence
Capt. j. M. Amsden, former resident of In
diana, committed suicide at Conway, Ark, on
THURSDAY. by taking strychnine He left a let.
ter Of instructions as to the distributing of his
property and his last wishes to his family, who
reside in Indiana. The deceased was seventy
years of age and has lived lonely and solitary
life for years. There was no cause known for
the act.
John Hardin, while hauling lumber, twelve
miles from Vincennes. was crushed by pile of
lumber falling upon him, receiving injuries
from which he died in half an hour. He man.
aged to extrtcate himself from beneath the lum
ber and walked short distance, when he fell
to the ground insensible and expired soon after
ward. He was aged thirty-seyen years and un-
married.
On Tuesday afternoon. at Danville Will
Hammond went TO dental Office to have a
tooth extracted. The dentist gave him gas and
ax,racted the tooth The gum bled profuselv
and some time later Hammond returned to the
dentist and asked to have the bleeding stopped
While under treatment he tainted away and has
not since been able to speak. The doctors say
he is paralyzed.
1t is reported that Henry A. Thorpe. late trus
tee of Morgan township, Harrison county. is a.
home with his family at Bradford. Thorpe wa.
one of the men engaged in the famous township
trustee swindle with r. B. Pollard. about tive
years ago, and after be had issued orders on hi
township to the amount of about SEC, 900, ant
disposing of them through Pollard, he fled 4
Canada In June, 1885.
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Chareea with Theft.

3pecial to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Jan. 26.-Harry Mitchell, colored,
who went into. the regular army twenty years
ago, returned week ago with a woman purport-
ing to be his wife, with whom he has been visit
ing his mother. Last night, on letter from
Sheriff Murphy. of Cairo, ILL.,, he was locked up,
and this evening an officer named l.. f. Meyers
took him and the woman back to Cairo. The
woman is the wife of negro named Perlee,
whom they robbed OF $50 and some silverware.
after selling his furniture and pocketing what it
brought
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"Held by the Enemy which is running at the
Grand, is Internationally the strongest new play
seen here this season, and admirably acted. No
performance given here for long time is more
satisfactory all around and the audiences are
filing the theater It will be repeated at a
special matinee, this afternoon. and to night Tor
the last time
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ILLINOIS.

Response OF tlie livestock Commission to
an Inquiry About Pleuro-Pneumonia.
SpRINGFIELD, JAN 28.-The answer of the
Live. stock Commission was delivered to the
Speaker Of tho House to-day, in response to q
resolution passed by the House last week re-
questing information to the condition of
pieuro-pneumonia in the State. The answer az
Arms that two thousand moro cattle, that have
been exposed to the disease. will have to be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
Proposed Telephone Regulation,

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 28.-Amorg the bills in
troduced in the Legislature to-day was one pre-
scribing certain duties of telephone companies,
prohibiting discrimination between patrons, to
regulate the rental allowed for the use of tele
phones, and fixing penalty for its violation.
So so per month is the outside rental which may
be charged an individual or corporation for q
single Telephone.
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~Thunder-storms.

At Paducah, KY, on Thursday. two colored
children, aged three years, were burned to death
in the outskirts of the city. Their mother, who
had been driven from the house for non pay
ment of rent had tied the children on straw
bed the commons and had built fire near
them. While she was absent, sparks caught in
the straw and consumed the bed and the chill
dren before their helpless condition was dis
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Telegraph Facilities at Danville.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DANvILLE, Jan. 28.-On account Of some
suits recently brought against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the company has
declared that it costs more to keep an Office here
than it comes to. and have ordered their Office at
this place to be closed Feb. /. No effort is being
made To prevent it, and the citizens are prepar-
ing TO do their business over the telephone line
in case the Western Union dares to carry its or
der into execution.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAsHINGToN Jan. 20, A. NJ.
Special indications for twenty -four hours from
A. n. for Indiana-Coid, fair weather.
For Indiana and nlinois--Colder westerly
Winds fair weather
For Ohio-Slightly colder westerly winds; fair
weather, preceded by rain in the eastern por-
ton.
Winds fair weather.
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Sued by Knights of Labor.

BALTIMORE, Jan 28-To.day, in the Superior
Court, O suit was docketed against S. Ruth 81
Son, tin-can makers, by Assembly 1884 of the
Knights of Labor, claiming 900 damages for
violation of contract The assembly claims that
tie defendants contracted to pay the union scale
of prices from April l. 1886. for one year. which
they have failed to observe, thus throwing many
men out of employment and causing their sup
port to be charge upon the assembly. The
suit is novel one
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Amusement Notes.

After an absence of three years. Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Florence will appear before an Indianap-
oils audience, at the Grand, on next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, presenting tbs popu-
lar comedy, 1.-THE Mighty Dollar" and their new
play, Our Governor, or His Little Hatchet, ,
respectively.
/ The theaters are doing good business caused
largely by the excellence of the attractions.
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CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 28.-To-day Mrs. Annie
Roth, wife of Frank Roth, purchased quantity
of "Roueh on Rats" and, after poisoning her
oue-year-old baby, took a doss herself. Mrs.
Roth Tired only one hour, and the babe survived
its mother but thirty minutes 1t is believed
the woman committed the deed in Q fit of tenn
porary insanity.
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IMPORTANT TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

The Kankakee line will sell weekend tickets be-
tween all stations including Cincinnati and Chicago
to commercial travellers at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good going Saturday and returning
Monday. Tickets sale at all principal stations
the line, and at No. East Washington street and
Union Depot indianapolis. j. II. MARTIN
District Passenger Agent
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Mrs. Ewing,s Lectures.

The interesting lesson on cooking. yesterday
afternoon, given by Mrs. Emma Ewing at
Plymouth Church, was a practical and inter-
esting one on the subject of Crying" There
will be no lecture to-day but Monday will be
t'Salad Dayn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
Fistic Failure at Terre Hante.

TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 2S.-James Duffy. of Chi
cago and Michael Gainey, Of this city. fought
six rounds to night for the middle weight cham
pionship Of Indiana There was lively thump
ing for short time, but the police stopped the
mill, and the fight was declared draw
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

The jury in the case of Louis Bieral, charged
with the attempted assassination of surveyor of
the port, Hans 8. Beattie, of New York. found
him guilty charged, and recommended him to
the mercy of the court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

employees 10 per cent to be set aside for sur
plus fund to cover losing years. and 2 per cent
will go into the purchase of books for an en-
ployes' library
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Gadnau Honsa. Nav York.

Broadway ana Fortieth street, opposite Metro
poitan Opera-house and Casino. Hotel entirely
new. Desirable for business men or families
European plan. Rooms. 81 per day upwards
Excellent restaurant Gen. Dan Macauley 81
W. B. BowerA
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Three at a Birth.

Special to the indianapolis Journar.
CoRyDoN, Jan. 23.-Two years ago the wife
Of Frank Keys, who lives in a Crawford county,
gave birth to twins-a boy and girl few
days Ago she gave Birth to triplets-two boys
and girl. The mother and all the children are
ioipo well,
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guaranteed, in addition to the twenty FIVE hun
dred already ouarantined This will be followed
by an appraisement, and the diseased and ex-
posed cattle will be slaughtered.
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Hoke Finally Extradited.

ToRoNTo, Ont, Jan. 28.-The Minister of
Justice this afternoon signed the warrant for
the extradition of Hoke, tie Peoria (IlEl de-
faulter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
| Sore Throat or Cough,

If suffered to progress. often results in an incur
able throat or lung trouble. Browns Bronchial
Troches" give instant relief.
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For Toilet Use.

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and plant, inparts to it the lustre and
freshness OF youth, causes it to grow
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AvER'C Hair vigor has given ma
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i tried Ayers Hair Vigor. / used two
bottles of the Vigor, and my head is now
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-Judson b. Chapel. Peabody, Mass.
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Mary N. Hammond, Saltwater, MINI.
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this preparation restored my hair to
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and plant. My scalp is cured, and it
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Foss, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Ayers Hair vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and
wonderful curative properties, easily
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of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv-
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I have been great sufferer from
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my head from pain. - William l.. Page,
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Ayers Pills,
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Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. %.
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Time Bar. Their. Hum. Wind. Weather. r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-08

nounce a select locust. grasshorpcr aat
cricket feed ut their home, during
which celebrated band from Tia,
Staten Island ferry will obi SO with ,
new selection rs Tile Cricket on th'
Hearth"
Major Santec, who is now at hsmt
repairing the roof of his Gothic tepcc'
which was so damaged by the recent
storms that II allowed hail, rain AND
horned cattle to penetrate his apart
ments at all times of the day or night,
says that in the late great Ute wnr ey'
erybody wanted to fight except the In
dians and the War Department. lie
believes that no Ind an outbreak cal
be regarded as success without the
hearty cooperation and godspcod OF
the Government and quorum of In
dams who are willing to break out into
open hostility. Major Santee Lost q
niece during tho recent encounter. She
was not hostile to anyone, but was
respected by all and will now cast d
gloom. She had no hard feelings to-
wards the Sheriff or any one of his
posse and had never met them before.
She was very plain in appearance, anu
this was her first engagement. The
Sheriff claims that he thought she was
reaching for her gun. whereas it APP
pears that she was making u wild grail
for her Indian trail.
Major Santcc says that he hopes II
will he many long day before the
Sheriff organizes another Ute outbreak
and compels the Utes to come and
bring their families. lio says that hui
man life here Is now so cheap, especi'
ally the red style of human life, that
sometimes he is almost tempted t.
steal S200,00 and go to New York,
where he will be safe. -BH Nye, IN
New York World
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Local Notes.

Cigars. tobacco Of the best qualities and
low prices, AZ A. II. Bou,he's.
Toilet Soaps, Sponges, Texas Tolu Chew
ing Gum at j. l.. Williams drug store, $50
Main street.
May blossom tea. the best tea on tho mar
ket, at Bouche's, s2l Main street, 10 ceris
per pound.
As one who proclaims glad tidrgs from
the mountains top, is he who tells those
suffering from dis .ased liver tina. II soyerign
remedy has been discovered. IT is Morris
Uascar'ne.
The Alliance Is strong IN DALI S
county, and in nearly every precinct
tar, il a growing sentiment in favor
O and confidence in the success Of &C.
operative enterprises.
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CITATION.
THE SrATEOF TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any { ustahle ui Dallas
COMMUNICATING:
You are htrery commanded, That by MAX
ing publication of this citation IN some
newspaper. published in tHe county OF Da-
las, or four successive week., previous to-
the re- urn day hcrcot, you summon John y.
Abbott. whose residence is unknown. 10 be
and ap, ear before the District Court, to DC
holden in ana Tor the county of DALLAS. AZ
the court house thereof. In The city Of Dal
las, on the Ind Monday in Oc,uber neNty
then and there TO answer TO th- petition OF
Mrs. Rosa Abbott. filed In said court. on the
22nd day of March, 1851, against the Said
John j. Abbott, and alleging in substauec
as follows. t0-wit:
Plaintiff alleges that she and defenders
are husband and wife. II. d continued so to
live until the lUih day OF May. le>.. When
defendant without cause, deserted plllnuh
with The intention OF abandonment That
defendant has been guilty of aduiiry wth
one Mrs Shirly. and deserted plaiuiih iD
company with said Mrs. Shirly. Wherefore
plaintiff asks judgment of the court dis--
solving the bonds of matrmouy now exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant tov
cost Of suit, &c.
Herein Fail Not, hut have YOU then aud
there before said Court this writ. with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same
Witness, II. w. JONES, Clerk OF the
District Court OF Dallas County. Given IN
der my hand and seal OF said Court, in the
- city of Da las, this the 18th. day OF
fL.S. September. A. ID. 1887.
49, IL. W. JONES, Clerk County
Court Dallas County.
ByJ IL. STEWART, Deputy.
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CITATION.
THE STATE or rfXAs
To the Sheriff or any Const@b,s II D1lui
couniy-tireetlng

To the Sheriff or any Constable II DEirs
county-Grertng
You are h, ruby commanded. that BY max
Ing pub irt Ion of this citation In ZONE new
u per. published Ia the county oil Dabias,
for tour cOnst tu ite weeks. previous 10 lhc
reillru day hereof. you 'lInnunus Nicholas
FOgerty, whose Residence II ulkhown, 70 ~
AMI appear bri0ie the District our. 10 bt
holden In and Tor the COUNTY at Dallas, TT
the courthouse, in the city % palins. on ibr
second Monday la Octubcr uvNt. then md
there to answer 10 the pdt.lOn OF Mary
Fogeriy, filed m said 'uri, O.. nr second
day OF - ptembcr, ! -, q a'u.i The sid
Nicholas FOUrty. an drgc IN Sltbs,an ~
rs follows, TO VII: PhntIll represents that
she and defendant were legally married
August 81. lS1i u Il. Louis cUun y. Mis-
sohrl, and continued To live togciner unui
November, lSi3, whru the defendant IL
serted paintl, leaving hes without the
necessaries of life. That he returned 20
her alb Dut September |. 1871, and p,alnAn
and dcfcdant continued 10 live together uD-
til about july /, Is7i when d fri dant ng ain
abandoned plaintiff; telling her that she
might get some one ee 20 provide for her ard
has since remained away from plaintiii. nSr
contributed anything to her support. Tlsst
during the time plaintil and defendant lived
together us man wife, defendant was guilty
OF Drunkenness and cruel treatment. The
last time plaintiff heard nf defendant he wac
living in adultery with pne >rlLe -.
lleIein fail t.but have you then andthere-
before said court thu writ. with yo,lr return
thereon. sho ing how you may Lave exc
cuied the same.
Witness, H. W. Jones. clerk of The Dis
trlct Lour. OF Dallas county, Given undpr
my hand and seal of said couri, IN the city
-, of Dallas, this the third day OF
E., september. A. u 1857.
L'9 H. W. JONES,
- Clerk District ,ourt Dallas, 60.
BY j. II STEWART, Deputy.
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To the sheriff or any Constable of Dallas
COMMUNICATING
XTOU are heie ely commanded, that ny
L making publication OF this citation IN
some newspaper, published in the County
of Dallas. for four successive weeks, prevl-
vious to the return day hereof, you summon
Alex, Joseph Claret, whose residence is I'M
known. to be and appear before tne Dis
trict Court, to be holden In ana lor the
county of Dallas. TT toe courthouse tnereol,
in the city of Dallas, on the second Monday
in 0ctober next, then and there TO answer
10 The petition OF Marie E. Claret filed In
said court on the sth day of September,
1851, against the said Alex. Joseph Claret,
ard alleging in substance as follows, to.wit'
Plaintiff represents that plaintiff and de-
tendant were legally morried apout Decem-
Der ID. 1875. in Randolph county, Illinois,
and continued to live together as man ana
vile until the year 1880, when the DEFEND
ant without cause abandoned plaintiii WIN
the intention of abandonment, anu mas
since remained away from plaintii; that
defendants residence Is unknown to plain
tiff Wherefore. plaintiff asks judgment oil
the court dissolving the bonds OF natri,
mony now existing between plaintil ana
defeL dant, for costs, etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you nave exc
cuted the same. NJ
Witdess, ii. w. Jones, clerk OF the DIS
trict Court of Dallas county. Given unuer
NV hand and seal OF said court in the city OF
Dallas. this the sth day Of September, A. ID.
II. w. JONES,
Clerk District Court Dallas Co.
us BY J. Ii. STEWART.
Deputy.
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Another Field for W omen.

There is II very clever lady real es-
cate agent in this city. She is disturb
ing her male competitors almost rs
much us that other bright lady, the in
surance agent, who, when attacked for
doing business for an unlisted compa-
ny, turned sayagely on her ungallant
assallants and quietcd them by threat
cning to hoist them with their own
pctard. This lady real estate agent,
Mrs. Case. makes specially OF fur.
nishcd houses, and somewhat after the
fashion of that clevcrcst of all Chicago
business women, Mrs. Harriet Hubbard
Aver, turns her large society acqua.nt-
uucc to very profitable use. 10 lind
good tenant for handsome home all
furn shed Is difficult and delicate
duty. The male agent in his Office is
little fitted to perform it satisfactorily.
Til lady real estate agent does her
business in the parlors of her patrons;
finds from the goss p among the fash
enable ladies of her acquaintance the
plans of pretty nearly all the desirable
people in town, and not only p cks NJ
business during this boudor gossip but
often actually closes it. Mrs. Case
idea is not only novel one but look.
sensible and practicable. Women real
IA rent the homes, especially the fur.
nshed homes. the very best person
to solicit the business ought to BE- II
woman with q fashionable acqualnt-
ance, and the very best place the par
lors of the danes who will preside
over the new home when it is accepted.
At any rate, the lady real estate agent
is Success. rs big n success almost ms
the lady insurance agent and the
latter is the best known woman under
write in the country Chicago Herald
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American Furs Abroad.

There is great change-about OF
stock from one part of the world to an
other in the trade. In the most trades
one country or one section supplies and
the others buy, but with furs all supply
and all buy. Even the semi-trop cal
countries like Australia may, if the
capriccs of fashion take certain turns,
loom up as of considerable Importance
in the fur business. Kangaroo fur and
leather are among the latest novelties.
The fur is used for lining collars, muffs.
and slippers. The leather is still more
important. 1t is exceptionally strong
and is light and soft. American furs,
many of which, like the raccoon and
skunk. are not much priced at home,
are continually exported and are especi-
ally popular for trimmings and other
fancy purposes. Few good words are
ever said for fashion, but her WITNESSES
in furs have most desirable effect in
allowing species that in their days OF
popularity have become almost extinct
to recuperate from their exhaustive
favor with the tickle goddess. A few
years ago Russian squirrel was used in
inordinate quantities. it being the fur
par excellence for the lining OF the
large and then fashionable circulars.
A few years more Of that sort Of thing
and there would have been no more
Russian squirrel. OF Siberian squirrel,
as they are called outside the trade, but
there was turn of the wheel. and now
there is scarcely market for them at
any price. -Ncw York Graphic.
The Auduhon societv has three thousand